New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-26
MR.. BLAINE AND AMERICANS IN EUROPE
OBSERVING POLITICAL CHANGES IN FRANCE
PROUD or SUCH A REPREsENTATIvE or THE

OBSERVING POLITICAL CHANGES IN FRANCE
PROUD OF SUCH A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
NATION.
Boston. Dec 25 (Specini) Le,cison Erening Jour
mi publishes an interview with gentleman who ro-
Gently returned from Europe. In Paris he had
COED opportunity to take the measure OF
Mr. Blaine's visit to Europe AID to observe
the Impression which that visit made Oh tho American
colonies in London Paris and elsewhere tho CONT
rent lie says:
met Mr. pn,,o In aver r,ms mS couple 'n ,S os
buoya,cy OF perfect heath. that man is
HI. spirit, tAosr OF most aonndinx pnys steal vs'r
visited him al his hotel and lie sal II;
in sshtso.i9: t. the exclusion OF oo- n'ra
pnsnomenM and particularly interesting rs.
siat--H-n and have excellent opportunities To study
French p-ltic,. The nIre study legislative assoc
American congress the MOST dsniicd AMI orderly of
The aw.nasi-g 10 iios GA tina giobo rink never
to two causes I was Dor. with
COED body aud l worked Ponnsyl.
yaLia farm I'm my younger days Lie on
farm In boj hood nake, for vsor o. day. In
psrat.iy. hsv. sschcvcd ntc1icani, tobacc.
from my college DAYS on and rave never hnrneI tho
Table Pastry I never take Thus | owe NY good
health to plenty of ~oderatIon and good constitution
ana III son.e respects II ha, taxed physical forces
severely There mas almost ncVor besa respite untl
laUrnay. TWENTY Years ot 'ongfcs, was written
the hs.ls OF NEST eIacilSg political csnts't aad
precscird 10y public ilf. That gave nesrr
70 body rest. Hence rsu may Imasine that
an erj.ying TINS breathing spell.
asked hin wIat most imirss,ed hin IN comparing
th- oil world with the IL reply no said in sub
stssCe:
Tho marvellous growth Of tho United states Is an IN
du.iral and denOctau phenomenon which the
s,,c.iled uppor cla.5es OF hurspo unable 10
comprehend Twenty nre years AZ" the representatives.
&c IDEAS ia Europe snerred al America AMI
The Americans. But all this Is changed. me Ut
respect aud courtcSt are SHOWN Americans
IL onshOut Iurspe aHd IL EngIanl e~prcially'
Ichsucrd nj the American Exchange ono morning
and : Wa. Impressed with tao universal estocm with
which Asercis io,Ow Mr. Blaine wherever lie goe Mt
Bla SO happened iEts the rcadlRs ana was
cordially cretrd by a,rOc or Two OF Americans present
one OF them ,tld 10 me
nnt DE n.crat bit admire Mr. Blaine. AVID II he
(. the next candidate for Ir--drnt, snail VOC Tor
Kim. h.lley, In INTENSE Americans. want no British
frrr-irile surrender American sol. | HAYS coA
tempt for psIsal dudes aud let ne tell YOU that h
Blan. Is tao next standA d-Dcarsr OF tho
WV The, sra whom Bl.i"s had carri-i
uv rly all excerpt bhlliszed states and hat coho
wIihIn 500 of benz President OF the United states
that he dstd cock IN tho PIT, MT sc u
The hvclirst a,hsto In the whole p-litical arena
II never had hol "i inc
him The In de da crowd cannot lilo about him with
sufficient vchomcncc but tho plain people IOVo nm
and mean to mako him President
Western man. Jamcs G.. Blame Is tho most popuihr
man and tho most brilliant and far sighted states
man In America and II down. he Will DO the next
President His defeat In tho last contest was not ms
fault-it a real N.Story. Tho poOpO arc WIN
him. They lOvo al American VINO IS an American
on both Sides OF the sea-
| met many Americans I'm Europe who said they
wcro proud to have such representative III hurop"